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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1999

Page

7

Legislature prep for Frederick lawmakers in 90 day session

The Frederick delegation begins a new 90 day session with six veteran lawmakers and two rookies Alex Mooney and Joe Bartlett. They will be aided by Frederick County delegation chair Tim Ferguson and vice chair Louise Snodgrass as they tackle taxes education deregulation civil rights ethics and abortion issues. Contact details for Sen Mooney and delegation members in Annapolis are provided.

Frederick Newbies Alex Mooney Joe Bartlett Frederick County Tim Ferguson Louise Snodgrass Glendening Frederick Courity Alcoa Bastalee Annapolis Matt Barakat Associated Press Capital News Service Washington James Senate Fox Sue Hecht Lowe Carroll Counties

The Outlaw Roy Deserves Caution In Jefferson

Eel Lutte reports from Jefferson about Roy The Outlaw, a volatile writer known for blistering invective and rumors. Citizens fear his temper and sharpened keyboard, while politicians and locals wary of his sharp pen and dangerous opinions.

Mississippi East Street Roy Ole Roy Ronald Reagan Newt Gingrich Ken Old Roy Dixie

Hastert Keeps Three Day Week in Congress

President of the House Dennis Hastert wins colleagues with a familiar three day workweek from Tuesday to Thursday. The piece notes the fractured Republican caucus and the desire for steady oversight, while recounting Livingston’s past five day workweek idea and the pushback over leisure time. It concludes with Hastert’s early moves on the gift ban and weekend recess, and hints at a pay raise debate to come.

Dennis Gec House of Representatives South Congress Hastert Rep Bob Livingston R-La Larry Flynt Livingston Congress Appropriations Committee Texas Jack Kingston R-Ga House Washington Rotary Club Dennis Hastert Jock Anderson Colin Writen Jewh Jan Moller Unted Feature Syndicate

New county notices on land taking and airport plans

A partial Frederick County scene includes a federal taking of 2089 acres for water and sewer lines with $2000 deposited for the 30 foot wide right of way across George W Young and Emory Lease properties. Also coverage of airport dedication talks, a gubernatorial racketeering appeal, and windfall gas tax distributions. New community instructors join Frederick Community College Applied Music.

George W. Young West Seventh Street Camp Detrick Seventh Street Military Road Young Farm Emory Frederick Community College Harvey Jacobsen Ruth Catchen Gregory Shook Gail Cameron Ite Mary Louise Natoli Harry Sterling Wayne Cameron Deborah Kieffer

Flynt Wins Ethics Contest for Congress Naming

The contest to name no person who has done the most to bring ethics to Congress ends with a winner. Larry Flynt is declared the winner amid the vote count, with Gerald E. Kessler and Frederick noted in the closing lines.

Congress Larry Flynt

Shocking APFO provision sparks reader questions in Frederick County

A reader questions Frederick County Commissioner John Trompson’s proposal to permit redistricting of students from crowded districts to neighboring ones with schools at 80 percent capacity or less. The letter argues developers could disrupt residents and pushes for a rule that new homes only in districts at 100 percent or lower capacity, urging support from Commissioner Jan Gardner.

Frederick County John Trompson Thompson Jan Gardner

Senators Must Focus On The Presidency Not The Man

A speaker urges the Senate to judge the impeachment by the office and the Constitution. The message insists the issue is whether a president must follow laws like citizens, not the personal feelings toward Bill Clinton. The call urges senators to remain servant custodians of the Constitution.

Senate United States Bill Clinton

Letters Call for Accountability and Public Servant Leadership

A letter from LEAH M POTTER urges public officials to balance power with self control and urges President Clinton to resign if he cannot. The writer condemns political extremes, calls for servant leadership under the Constitution, and asks citizens to contact representatives. A second letter from MARILUES SULLIVAN of Walkersville laments radio station upheaval in Frederick and suggests local entrepreneurs buy back stations to restore familiar service.

United States Clinton America

Community upset over WFRE turnover and DJ changes

Jen Grantham of Fredericksburg thanks Jim Titus for broadcasting help and laments his termination from WFRE. She notes loyal listeners tune in at Linda West and switch off at 7 and urges support for Titus in light of the station's schedule shakeup.

WFRE Jim Titus Linda West Linda Jim

Continuity Lost with Local Firings in Frederick Radio

A Frederick reader laments loss of local radio personnel after Capstar Broadcasting of Austin bought WEMD. The note cites firings of Mike and Tom Gibbons and Tommy Grunwell and Jim Titus, expressing concern over changes harming the community ties built over 13 years in Frederick.

Frederick WEMD Nee Capstar Broadcasting Austin Xas Mike Tom Gibbons Tommy Grunwell Jim Titus

Non listener letter targets Capstar Broadcasting shift

William M. Bugg of Monrovia writes in The Frederick News-Post condemning Capstar Broadcasting for layoffs and praising local longtime hosts Tommy Grunwell and Jim Titus. He recounts 23 years of WFMD listening and switches support to listener-friendly companies with better employee relations.

WFIMD Tommy Grunwell Jim Titus Frederick News-Post Frederick Entertainment Capstar Broadcasting Miy Washington Baltimore WFRE WFMD Frederick Area

Letters to the Editor Rules at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post explains letters must be exclusive signed with full name address and both home and business phones. It notes abridgment for space, rejects poetry and copies of letters, and outlines mail fax and daily submission options with address.

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Ed Luke Oui White Roy Frederick Desperado Renepee Eel Lutte Jefferson Jack Anderson Cinver Plahierss Frederick County Agricultural Society Frederick Fairgrounds All American Airways Inc The City Airport Advisory Committee Maryland Marvin Mandel State House John Argo Jr Maryland Department of Transportation Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission Gilbert Kingsbury Gerald E. Kessler Frederick Darlene Wilt Adamstown Leah M, Potter Jen Grantham Fredenck William M. Bugg Monrovia
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